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Antihypertensive Meds: True or False

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Antihypertensive Meds: True or False
 

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Antihypertensive meds quiz

by Krystal
1

ACE inhibitors directly block angiotensin II receptors.

2

Thiazide diuretics lower blood pressure by reducing plasma volume and arterial resistance over time.

3

Calcium channel blockers cause vasodilation, lowering peripheral resistance.

4

ARBs and ACE inhibitors have identical mechanisms.

5

ACE inhibitors reduce the production of angiotensin II.

6

Thiazide diuretics increase plasma volume to lower blood pressure.

7

Calcium channel blockers always raise heart rate.

8

ARBs block AT1 receptors to prevent angiotensin II effects.

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Beta-blockers can be used to treat hypertension and reduce heart rate.

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Beta-blockers are always the first-line treatment for essential hypertension in every patient.

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